This work mentions Engelard and Guy of Cignone by name. The tenth and eleventh sections of this document concern the death of one who dies owing money to a Jew, while it demanded the removal of all fish-weir traps from rivers in its thirty-third section. Devised after the battle of [*] Bouvines, it prohibited the use of scutage without consent. Its main signatory was coerced at Runymede, and this document is known for establishing the concept of habeas corpus. For 10 points, name this 1215 document signed by King John, which guaranteed certain rights for British nobles
This work mentions Engelard and Guy of Cignone by name. The tenth and eleventh sections of this document concern the death of one who dies owing money to a Jew, while it demanded the removal of all fish-weir traps from rivers in its thirty-third section. Devised after the battle of [*] Bouvines, it prohibited the use of scutage without consent. Its main signatory was coerced at Runymede, and this document is known for establishing the concept of habeas corpus. For 10 points, name this 1215 document signed by King John, which guaranteed certain rights for British nobles.
This work mentions Engelard and Guy of Cignone by name. The tenth and eleventh sections of this document concern the death of one who dies owing money to a Jew, while it demanded the removal of all fish-weir traps from rivers in its thirty-third section.
{Magna Carta} Libertatum